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The Severity of Dementia and Brainstem Auditory Evoked Potentials : Peak Latency and Interpeak Latency Ryuzo Kawahara 1 , Hisayoshi Takeshita 1 , Kazuhisa Komatsu 1 , Kuninao Ito 1 , Yuzo Tanaka 2 1Department of Neuro-psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, Torrori University 2Naruto University of Education Keyword: dementia , brainstem auditory evoked potentials , peak latency , interpeak latency pp.931-937
Published Date 1991/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406900255

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We have examined the correlation of dementia severity and brainstem auditory evoked potentials. The subjects were 80 patients with dementia (20 males, 60 females) whose mean age was 80.7 years. Normal controls were 9 elderly subjects (2 males, 7 females) whose mean age was 80.4 years. The following parameters were measured : peak latencies ( I , III and V), interpeak latencies ( I -III, III- V and I - V) and interaural latency differences (V PLDs and I - V IPLDs).

As for clinical items and sex differences ; ① There were sex differences recognized between peak latency of III and V, interpeak latency of III-V and I -V. ②There was a significant difference in interaural differences of V PL Ds between vascu-lar dementia and degenerative dementia (dementia of the Alzheimer's type and Parkinson's disease). Duration of illness had no correlation with latencies of BAEPs.

Dividing the patients into three groups according to the severity of dementia which are mild, mode-rate and severe, ③ peak latency of III, V and inter-peak latency of I -III, III- V , I -V and interaural latency diferences of V PL Ds prolonged signi-ficantly with the increasing severity of dementia.

From these results, it is suggested that brainstem dysfunction progresses with the increasing severity of the dementia.


Copyright © 1991, Igaku-Shoin Ltd. All rights reserved.

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